Caroline Imhof grew up in a bilingual environment, speaking both Swiss German and French, and spent the first ten years of her life in Papua New Guinea, Lucerne, and Geneva. After a background in classical singing and piano, she went on to study theatre in Paris at the cours Florent, then at La Manufacture in Lausanne, where she graduated with a Bachelor’s degree in Theatre in 2013.

As an actress, she has worked under the direction of Blaise Ubaldini, Charlotte Huldi, Denis Maillefer, Marine Colard, and Fabrice Melquiot. In 2020, she created her first stage production, On n’est pas venues les mains vides !, co-written and co-directed with artist Tatiana Baumgartner at Théâtre de l’Arsenic and La Grange in Lausanne, later touring across Switzerland.

On screen, she performs in German, English, and French, collaborating with directors such as Frederik Maarsen, Michael Schaerer, Delphine Lehericey, Basile Vuillemin, and Marie-Elsa Squaldo.